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Gearbers.

REFINED Young GENTLEMAN, uni.
schools in his city would two boys respect
sys P an rs ie% 'I a
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4 VISITING GOvERNESs desires more
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after NOVEMBER Is. lssa
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave vsIssbrosses and courtanaa ss.a
HARRISBURG Piti.Sars and tho West with Pullman p..s,
cscssc Dna g Ss ass .ss
wsS.rs Lock HAVEN .vsss m M Cory and al,
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s s ss.s w s 20 Ia ss
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sS 1899 !s ss s nj o aSS sg@ ssa
might s sSn s ssS sS sso and aS 80 ii '''
FOR PHILADELPHIA
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fpG M Broosy Station gG ersv 6 ty SSs
oT The transfer Company call for and chsox
baggage H iil% ~ Z PGSH :s'asa''A Ahwoon
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
TARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

lARLEM RIVER BhANCH.
i 1 NETWORK. NEW-HAVEN and HARTFORD RI
Trains leave Harlem River station. corner i52.st and
Lacolnave Third Avenue Bridge Harlem River
deached hy Second Avenue and suburban Elevated Rail
roads, daily except Sundays at of5 100 9l0 10 i155
q. M. 2lO 3:55 l:4O $40. $40. x 1890 for Port
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Van Nest. West Chester Timpsons Bay Chester Pelham
Bay, Barlow !Citv Islan Pelham Manor and Rochelle
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main line York NewHaven and Hartford Rail-
road. shore Line and Air Line Divisions NewCanaap.
Mdde,own. New Britain sunield branches
ana all points East
New Rochelle AMI All intermediate
tons At l2lOa m. daily except MONDAYS
Sunday trais for New Rochelle and all intermediate sta
ons az 1901 and $50 the latter train connect
ng az New. Rochelle with train 20 stamford
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Gteamuoats an0 NailrouGs.

DAY LINE -
vim l.. II. ASC PaflOr 10 baltimore
thsnce Palace ktsAnt, AWNING NJ Ola POINT NJ e;lo
Norfolk Va. L. '. AoM TAiN> ., zen rass. AkonS
olo broAuway ~ Y
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A PLEASANT WINTER "TRIP

THE STEAMSHIPS OF THE RED - LINE
Sailing every twelve DAYS for VeneznelL 4 A. AMI "a,
Of W. L. afpr an tlei pppprtuny
those wishing mako short tho trDpc.
These American ships specially butt FOR tho rA
vded every modern appliance for safety
and Tho rOunf trip IL
week. Passage, sl44 For particulars apply to
BOUL1ON. BLISS n bALLFTT,
General Manager. Il Wal.st
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CIRCULARS, MINK SHOUI.-
ly1 DER csgss. priOes marked down. q Y. sAAYNA,
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excursions
TEE NEW FINE
Retyycen NEW-YORK. PHILADELPHIA,
and NORFOLK,
OLD POINT COMFORT,
AND THE SOUTH

SIX HOURS SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
on and after oct - 1896 Express for Cape Charles Oi
Point and Norfolk VIA the Newl OK imatcph'
and Norfolk Railroad Pennsylvania Railroad sat on
%cwIork 81 D. ~. daily arriving Cape Charles go
m daily Old Point Comfort $40 a. Norfolk UAJ ~ NJ
~leeulug Car through from Newly rk 10 Cape Charles
be secured at the Ticket
Oclco OF the Pcunsy lyau.a l.alIOad Company o,--
II. w. DUNE, II u. toohf.
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ped STAR LINE.
LII FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing from New-fork and Antwerp cverv Saturday.
N.OnDLAND Saturday. be-. = 55u ~
Fan Mlnt Rates. First cabin 800 AMI 49, Excur
sion sllO ami $50 second cabin. 30 EXCURSION sJ1
rETEK WhiGHT x SONS Gonn Ag'ts, So Broadway.
rI'HE u. ). AND BRAZIL MAIL SIS. co
i American passenger line Tor ~. lhonIs, barbados,
l..ra Maranham teara and Pernambuco.
shin NON AVIsrA Thursday, February 10 at 10 m
70. ~ thomas Bar ,sdos Para MaIannal, ferndInDuco
Bahia ko 10 Janero, connecting Tor santos MoneVdeo
aud way ports. - ..e.,, ,..,- ,,-, -,
From export News Va, second day at,r at p m
PAUL r. GERHARD ~ CO.. zen. Agents 81 br0ld-st ~ y
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NNHITE STAR LINE. ...
w FOP QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
pEprRIIr rant liyInu - Thur s,iIy req. 3. !. N.
GERMANIC, capt Glete IA ui'iAy co IL, n III
ADRlArlC. capt ParSeli THURSDAY Fco 10y % h
BRIrANEIC Capt. Perry lhur - - III
From the White star Dock foot OF West lOtl.st.
RATES-Saoon $40 $50 $50 aud 800 Return tickets On
favorable terms Steerage 10 or from the od Country
Celtic ouly $50 excursion sou
For Inspection of plans information apply at tho
compauy's Office. No. 81 Broadway New York.
k. j. CORTIS. Agent
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y,o prFASIrRF TRAVELLERS

ITO PLEASURE TRAVELLERS.
The T. = and Brag Mail -. co.'s Steamers. Aranca.'
"Finauce" and Advance" sail monthly
touching 1homas Barbados Para Maranham. Fcrnln
luco and Bahia. tho Alliance" continuing santos.
mis- h. a delightful voyage of about 80 days including
,tops There are no safer comfortable steamer
luf Ills very seldom they rough
PAUL +. GERHARD co. Gen. AgcniA. "a Broad ST.
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T. GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent
NURDDEUTSCHER LLOYD IS. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE q LONDON.
NEW.YORk SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
FAST EMPRESS STEAMERS
sAALEWed feb.2, lt5OAm. TRAY 4, Vet, Feb23 a M
ALLEN cd, - d a IA. u Ida, sat- Fec. @o A. IN.
EMS ell, FeO. TO- 1880 pm. sAA L. We'd. March lOam
First CABIN SO $3.50 according oCai!On second CaOin
900. stecTagc AT lowest Faces
OELKIL lis - CO.. No Bowling Green
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
i LINES FOR CALIFORNIA. JAPAN. HlNA. CEN
IkALAND SOUTH AMERICA AN ID MEXICO.
From NeN.York pier loot OF Canalst, ". r.
Iur san Francisco via ile Isthmus of Panama
CITY OF iAKA sails tuesday, teb. l, noon.
GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES
To
SAN FRANCISCO.
CABIN, SO steerase, $50
From san Francisco. LIST and Brannon.sts,
CHINA Japan.
CITY OF 81 DN ~ SATURDAY. FeO. II, pm
For freight AMI information
pany ONCE on the per- loot Canal-st " AZ.
IA. j. BU LLAI. superintendent
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NEW:YORK CENTRAL AND HIDS0


= RIVER RATLPO D-conm "nc'ny rannhry :. 1887.
~ NJ vnruss throw ~ iravn rronn ears -
Abanv Trov. St. Adams Rouse's Pt. and svracnse.
$3.50 The timitea" WITH iinin1 sn11ng "
Albany Utica. Svracnsa Rochester Pufao Nagart FAILS.
Erie Cev Gland and Toledo. arriving at Chicago $50 m
dav.
daigna AMI Rochester.
ill.9o a. M. Western New.YOrS ami Northern Express
with irewing-rOom
aSoa Albany TROY and Utica Express. with drawing
room To Troy
M chicago and ~ LOris Express, with sleepingcNS
Nagara Fails Buffalo Cincnnlt TOLEDO. Detroit Chi.
nj Tnus Diningcar New York 10 ALBANY.
Montreal Express with sieeDin 1cars 10 Monrea
Runs n Utica stopping ~ PRINCIPAL stations
n. Special Slaaper arrives Rochester TAO \ n,
Buraln g35 a. m, and Cleveland IL: - D. m DextdaY
Pacific Fxnress, with seepngrars for Roches.
ter Buffalo Niagara Fails Cleveland Toledo Derois and
Chicago. Siseping.'ars wa'nrfnwn VI, Urc. also 20
Auburn. Geneva and cananhaigue daily eycspt saturday
1850. m. Might FVpress with sleepngcars 10 Albsny
ana Troy anuects with for the West
and ,he North SATURDAY aghn -
Tickets sala at Grand Central Dennt, No. bhtery
Place 4l3 Rroadwav Harlem Depot 125thsf ami tthave,
at wescotrs Evrress Ofce Park Mace near Broa
wav) Ts5 and 9t2 Broafwav an 62 West l2ot a.. New
York 333 WASHINGTON and 730 Fulton sts Brookyn amt ~
4th--t.. WILLIAMSBURG. $3.50.
Accommoiatons vngroon AMI .ieeoin .n .,
1913 WashingtOnst, Rrooklvn.
Baggage caiisi for and checked resftence
.Th-se All others diiiy except sunday
! n TOUCFY d. VI. KENDRICK
General uuerntendent. General Passenger Agent
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Tnstruciicn.
Bows and Young Men Citv.

UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,473
u Brway 42d-st. 4Sh year Urinary =, ~ ~
ami cass,cai departments nstructcn thorough ~ VI. hOb
Az "a l. AKIN Prin. n. C. IIENDklCkSON, Ass0clat@
xxTOODRFJDGE SCHOOL, 80 East 45th-st.
w spring Term February1 Classical scientihc' Lat
fer preparatory to school OF Mines
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rl1HF WINTER CARNIVAL at MONTREAL

7 I r.. 7
1 commencing Monday. February Z, anf cohthnlhe WI
saturlay, l2th, promises To eclipse Those o. previous
From III - city the New York Central aud Hudson River
y n viii cell January 81 10 February 10 inclusive ARRIVAL
e1cursnn tickets IN s2 good Tor stop over At h hh oh OF
saiaoga and available for return up Ia February "
90 private parties applications can
be made to the Wagner Palace Car Company |andtiultavc
and 4itlI II. .--,- o., Al, -, -, 49,. ,t..,t
Csnfr, prpot sunday. February -. NJ q 80 hegnir
Montreal trans leave daily except sunday a. M anu 80
p IN. Al. ,.,,.. ,t.t.,. ,ot Ill t,..-,,,
lion from agents Of the New York Central and
Hudson RIVER at Grand Central Depot i2i 81 ani ih
ave al g. 75j aud Ji2 Broadway, Battery place Park
place ~ West l25thst. Harlem and 535 Washington ST
Hrunkl
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CPECIAL WINTER TOURS.

Cover. necessary travelling 'tpanses o. Wnt'r 70 n
in southern Scl repcte with novel rrppicN sccn"% TIT
~ or specially per ntns -
visiting forty JIrtf u inor,'t is siS
Iron ths ATLAS III
sa1 fortniehtly n,ica Htytt Cutit<onh HaVhu
Martha Colon. Nicaragua COSTA eA ah"NA' "SiA'S
ONLY Ctbin paSsense trrteL
Gnly Information lnl i,s.rlpuvo i1uphint liirs,' CO..
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nHLAWARE. LACKAWANyA and WEST

ME-; ha' sNoRTTsT I1N En RrTw Tr
NETWORK AND BUFFALO LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAINS NO DUST. ALWAYS ON TIME 90 .1,,,,,
Denotsin foot of Barclay and CHRISTOPHER st>
Pullman To Water an stroufsburg scranton Bgs
hanron Elmir Bath. Bufo SVracuse. Oswego Greens.
OHori Norwich Utica connect Scranton for Pttsion
Wikesbarre. Danvie and Northumberland at owego tor
Ithaca and Intermediate stations
In M Binghamon ami Elmirl Express Pullman coaches
for Water Gan Scranton BnghlmtDn OvegD ant Elnir.
scranton FOR Pston ngston Wikeshare &c
IN m Daily Buffalo Limited Fvnress. Pullman coaches
for sirorfsburg Scranton Pin hinron Owego Eimir1
Corning Bath Wsyland. Bufao &c. arriving In Buffalo
f:2OL m.
m. Dairv PuFaio ana Oswego kypress Pullman
coaches StroisburE Ringhamon tortlan,
Svracnse Oswego Greene Oxfor. Norwich Utica and
Richheli Springs ithaca ana inter-
mediate stations e1cep SaurdavS Connects at Buffalo with
trains ior III West.
Tickets Tor sale and ba gage checked 2S5 Broadway
at Westcott Express Offices IN New-York and Brooklyn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-22
Sunday Services.

ChristiaL Church, No. 13434 Elm
street Temperance HalD, Ed. j. S.
Herring, pastor. Morning subject
"The Suffering of Christi" evening SER
vices subject: "a Search for the To-
cation and Condition of Man After
Death in the Light of the Scriptures"
The usual services tomorrow at II
a. m, and 1880 p. M, at First Presbyte.
rian Church. At night the sermon
will be especially for young men.
The services tomorrow a. the First
Baptist Church, on Patterson avenue,
will be as usual: Sunday School $3.50
o. M, j. L. Williams superintendent;
preaching l a. m. and 7:l5 p. ID, r. Il.
Hanks pastor. The subject for the
evening service: "Why Should Man
War with God?' A cordial welcome
to strangers.
DIR. Munford's subject tomorrow
morning at st. Mathews Cathedral is:
"Worship Him in Spirit and in Truth"
The theme for the evening will be:
allow May / be Saved by Grace" The
services otherwise will be the same as
OIL last Sabbath.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-22
The Ten Cent Show.

Sam McF'linn's great ten cent circus
was crowded again last night, the au-
dience being composed of the verv
best citizens of Austin, with a goody
number of legislators. The perform
ance from beginning TO end, was Of a
superior order, the contortionist and
the horizontal bar performers being
exceptionally fine in their specialties
He of the motley, was funny, and pro-
uoked much laughter, as did the trick
mule. The gross receipts of last after
Moons performance will go to the
drouth sufferers. The amount was net
ascertained last night. This afternoon
and night closes Mr.. McFlinn's engage
ment in this city, and all who wish to
see a superb show for only ten cents
should avail themselves of this oppor-
tunity.
The above is a clipping from the
Austin Statesman, which truly repre-
sents Sam McFlinn as he is. 1t is not
necessary to introduce this show 10
the people OF Dallas. Mr.. McFlinn
having showed here several days dur
ing November last, and everybody
knows it to be the best dime show on
the road. They will be here Monday
the oath and will give an exhibit each
day thereafter for one week, at the
corner of jackson and Ervay streets.
Everybody should attend.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-22
County Court.

In the case of +. j. Smith & Co. VS..
II. L. Long, an iron safe transaction,
sold to Mr.. Long, the jury returned a
verdict for the plaintiff in the sum of
$685., being the amount of claim less
the freight bill.
In the case of S. NJ. Sample against
the Belt Line Street Car Company,
the jury rendered averdict in favor of
the plaintiff in the sum of $4OO. This
is a case of damages where the line
ran so close to property as to injure its
value.
The jury in the case of Am,s Iron
Works VS.. A. j. Oslin returned YER
dict in favor of the defendant in the
sum of $500, an amount to offset the
notes of plaintiff.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-22
Fence Cutting With Serious Results.


ABILENE, Jan. 23.-Deputy Shcrifls
Humphrey and Young, accompanied
by c. \. Trailer, left this city yes
terday morning for the southern
part of the county with papers for
fence cutter. Uron reaching the
place where Arch Roberts resides, and
where they supposed the party was,
they wanted Trailer to identify him.
Trailer and Young stopped, and Hum
phrey, being on horseback, was sent
to the house, but before reaching 1t he
met Arch Roberts OH horse and they
both rode to where Trailer and Young
were seated in buggy. As Roberts
and Humphrey approached the buggy
Young asked Trailer if that was the
man they wanted and he replied in
the negative. Humphrey rode to the
buggy, told Roberts his business and
to consider himself his prisoner. This
seemed to madden Roberts and when
they reached Trailer and Young, Rob-
erts spoke to Young, and Trailer
spoke, but Roberts replied by calling
him - -. No sooner than said
Trailer sprang from the buggy and
they clinched. Roberts beat Trailer
badly. They were separated and both
made for their pistols. Trailer was
first TO get his gun end shot Roberts
five times, every shot taking effect in
his body and head. Trailer was
brought to town this evening and
lodged in Jail. Roberts and Trailer
were neighbors and at one time an old
feud had existed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-01-22
MICHAEL McMANUS
Is Instantly Killed by Piece of
Falling Timber.

This morning at 1850 Michael
McNIanus was instantly killed by a
piece of timber 12xl2 and 20 feet long
falling on him. The gang of men at
work Oh the Santa Fe railroad bridge
about mile from town, under charge
of Mr.. Humphrey, went to work this
morning, according to the testimony
at the coroner's inquest, and divided
its force-part to work on the bridge,
and the others under the bridge or on
the ground. The passenger train on
this road going south leaves the depot
at 7:45, and in few minutes after
leaving passed over the bridge. In
abont three minutes after the train
had passed the men from
below called to the men on the
bridge to come below. Mr.. Harroll, a
witness, stated that when they got
down they found that stick of tim
Der ~ by ~ inches and 20 feet long,
which had been standing upright
AGAINST the bridge, had fallen and
struck Michael McManus on the
head. The men raised the timber off
Of the PROSTATE man and found he
was quite dead. Upon examination it
was found that his jaw and neck were
broken, dying instantly. 1t is sup
posed that the jar of the train as it
passed over the bridge was the cause
of the timber falling.
Mr.. McManus was about 80 years
of age and is from Pennsylvania. He
had been with the present gang of
workmen about nine months, and is
spoken of as a sober, industrious and
good man. His remains were taken TO
Undertaken Smiths to await the ac-
ton of the coroner's jury, which sit
this forenoon and returned verdict
according to the facts as given above.